"Now you know how big the world is" This moment shook me in the manga. It was a brilliant way to tease the power and scale of the world ahead of the Strawhat crew.
My favorite part of the fight between Zoro and Mihawk is the fact that at the beginning Mihawk kept referring to Zoro as "weak one" but by the end of the fight he refers to him as "strong one" not in the physical sense but because of his strong spirit
when you see mihawk pull out the tiny knife you think he is being disrespectful to zoro. then you see what he is capable of and think "damn he was just being truthful."
There is a certain warrior's code that every great warrior follows. Mihawk kills pirates in droves since he hardly ever finds any of these people following their resolve of a warrior. When Zoro said "Scars on a swordsman's back is a sign of their discrace" and offered himself to Mihawk to kill, Mihawk found this resolve in Zoro. That is why he cut him (to avoid disrespecting Zoro's resolve) but not kill him (to see how he will become).
Mihawk design took inspiration from both the Spanish Conquistador & Dracula. Him having the Conquistador feathered hats & facial features and being Christian (themed in Mihawk case) warrior who wields a blade. Mihawk obvious Dracula inspiration beings his name being Dracule. His ship being a coffin. Him having candles on his ship (there's more, no spoilers). Dracula fearing being stabbed in the chest by a cross stake. Meanwhile Mihawk wears a cross blade on his chest & carried a ridiculously large cross blade on his back. Oda has used alot of real life people, popular TV/movie/book characters, historical past figures, famous tales for alot of character designs & there themes.
This episode really does do so much for the show by increasing those stakes and showing the true danger and randomness of the grand line. I have to say, there are so many reactions that just do surface level recaps in a way that doesnt add anything to the show. Your reactions are not like that, and it is sometimes difficult to find. Most of the reason I have been following your watch of one piece is because of the analysis you give at the end of each episode, because that's what I enjoy is seeing different perspectives and mutual understanding of something that I already love. I appreciate the effort you put in for that, you sometimes bring up things that I never even noticed before despite watching this show so many times, and that hasn't gone unnoticed.
Zoro's goal hasn't changed. It was always to be the best swordsman in the world and surpass Dracule Mihawk. You're right, that's as tough as the Grand Line will look like. The best are on his level, at least.
Zoro changed his life goal from "Being the strongest swordman in the world and make the name through heaven" to "Being the strongest swordman whom sits beside the Pirate King".
a thing I love about OP so much is how significant characters get introduced, done with such style and so memorable. It's not simply man walks in and is like "it is me, important man here to be important". some characters in this wander in and for an episode or two think they might not even be That significant. It's great.
I rarely post on TH-cam, but I really really like your analysis of this show. As a person that grew up in the 70s watching Japanese original animations and movies, I love their style of storytelling. It still amazes me that no matter the medium used the character development is so damn good. I think they could use stick figures and make them deep. It is hard for me to watch at this pace because I know all of the glorious discoveries that await and how you will fall deeper for this show, HOLD ON! WE ARE!!😊
With Mihawk; I think Oda was thinking of Monty Python but decided against rabbits and holy grenades. So he thought "No body expects the Spanish Inquistion..." and so Mihawk was designed with the Christian elements and possibly a Spanish flair. Thats my theory and I am sticking to it. Have not read the SBS's (Q&A Oda addition that ends all volumes of the manga).
It's crazy that they introduce Mihawk so early on in the show, when we're not even in the Grand Line yet. One Piece does that often though, will introduce a concept or a character that won't reallh play a role until much later. And it's so good!
Yea, that moment with Hawkeye, and the promise from Zoro to Luffy--chef's kiss. One of my favorite moments of the series, and one of those rare moments we get to see Zoro in his feels. Really sets him up for his objective, and helps set the scale/threat of the Grand Line.
I feel like sometimes "western" religion and related topics and iconography get understood very strangely in Asia. To the degree that sometimes I wonder if some people even realize crosses are religious at all.... I think his cross between Renaissance/Spanish style swordsman and vampire aesthetic got kinda applied oddly in Mihawk's character design. Like the translation from vampires sleeping in coffins to sailing on a tiny coffin ship is certainly an unusual application of associated themes. and the crosses, at least the sword, is supposed to be a Spanish Renaissance cross but I suppose vampires also do have cross associations.
The Christian iconography in Hawkeye I mean Dracula mihawk design is because of the Dracula part of his name Dracula usually being a gothic style character.
Zoro is like that DnD player that tries to kill the BBEG in session 1, when the DM is still just trying to set up how big a threat he will be. Like big respect for it. But mate, come on...
You love "We are" so much. I wonder what youd think of the german rendition of it. Differnt to the US, the german one piece runs were extremely popular back in the day. And partly because they put a lot of effort into every aspect, such as their own opening. Its similar in some ways, but also a bit different. Wonder if youd like it. Easy to find on youtube at ur own discretion.
Mihawk's design is based on the Spanish Inquisition and the soldiers that served it. That's were all the Christian iconography comes from in his design ... and the hat!
Nah, Hawkeye wasn't the main quest, Hawkeye was the trailer for a different movie the play before the feature film. The trailer that makes you go "OH SHIT WE GOTTA GO SEE THAT" and forget why you came to see this other bullshit.
Some people in OP are just really that good and strong without having a Devil Fruit (for example Kuro is insanely fast for a regular human being), though there are some "abilities" that get unlocked going on. I liked that Zoro didn't scratch Mihawk even a little bit, that's the difference between the East Blue and the Grand Line, it's a whole different level.
@@tyyyy5733 i mean, yeah, but in general the big bosses in the grand line are a lot stronger than whoever they met in the east blue. Considering how much the grand line gets hyped up it was a good choice to show how much harder and serious things will get going on.
In the straw heads crew everyone has a goal that they want to achieve while sailing with luffy. Zoro wants to become the greatest swordsman, usopp wants to become a great warrior of the sea and the others haven’t revealed yet what they want to achieve/find.
oh gosh i'm super early! i actually laught out loud with that title 🤣 i'm so excited that you're enjoying your journey through one piece, you're not going to regret it!
Wait they were that young in clone wars? Never realized that due to how they looked. Snips will always be my fave character from that. Glad she got her own thing on Disney.
G'Day Nerdy, I have to mention this because its simply too good not to. Your laugh at 1:50 fits into the one piece world so well and I love it!!! there's some real unique ones. these episodes are fantastic, Mihawks introduction is sick, showing us what some real power can look like. Looking forward to Thursday :)
17 is the age at which someone is considered an adult in Japan, which is why Luffy sets out at that age. Also, Mihawks design is based (in Odas own style) off of Spanish Conquistadors. Thus the Christian iconography.
I assume Nerdy is in the LA/Hollywood area. A couple of months ago you missed out on the One Piece concert that had musical scores from the series, the series composer, plus the vocal performer of "We Are" and a few other openings. It was a fantastic show!
If this moment doesn't hook you then the next arc will. Considered by many the best section of the East Blue portion of One PIece. Up to now, there are things that keep you interested but that cements people's commitment to following through with the series. It's worth it, too!
Just like the titles of each episode the intros will also be shock full of spoilers after this first one is done with, so enjoy singing the intro song while you can becausde soon you will only be allowed to see/hear it *after* the arc/arcs they are cover are over!
The Zoro vs Mihawk fight was the first time I really saw the potential of this show. Especially since I wasn't that fond of the Buggy and Usopp arcs until much later on.
These early parts are a time of innocence and fun, comparatively.. enjoy it while it's here. Also lots of filler is skipped but we like foxy and g8 ones, also fry pan imo
Great episode. Really looking forward to you seeing the live action version of that killer swordfight scene. Hopefully you will get Claroos along for that ride, I wonder if the live action series can ultimately bring her all-in One Piece! 😂
The manga had Zoro's backstory flashback during the Morgan arc, the anime moved it forward. It was presumably done so you get Zoro's full story at once, with both the Kuina and Mihawk elements of it getting established within a few episodes of each other, but it does make Zoro initially feel a bit oddly purposeless in a way that wasn't really intended. I don't think it was all that good a desicion.
Oh bonjour Monsieur, vous parlez bien français. Impressionnant ^^ Was really funny (and didn't expected that at all) You really have the laugh of one piece villains^^
usually, people don't like the setup because it feels slow, but there are many layers and storytelling beats that make it a better quality compared to most anime for world-building purposes. Compared to FMA where you're pacing through 55ish eps to get to the end. OP usually comes down to the viewer's attention span, which is subjective and not an objective reason to not watch it. It does suffer from pacing issues later on, but the story is still there. 3eps is like a 1hr 5mins compared to 1 episode of [insert generic crime show or talent show] (so most people could do 900eps in 300 days theoretically at that 3eps a night pace) so not enough time excuse I hear doesn't track because you can always drop it?? If you don't like it, but it will always be there to provide good storytelling...while most shows drop off or get cancelled... so why not??
The Christian symbol is only used because oda thaught it was cool. It has nothing to do with Christianity😂 And also mihawks boat resembles coffin ⚰️ hence more Christianity symbols. its cool af
@@jmanmend4804 It does not really matter per se . Not what's revealed i mean , but the timing picked to do it in the live show . ,It's something in retrospect that could have been revealed at that time too in the anime and manga , it just was not
Mihawk could have disrespected Zoro far more. He didn't even need the dagger he could have just dodged all the hits if he wanted, and nah Zoro wouldn't get any hits Mihawk isn't the type of person to allow that. He wouldn't be cocky or full of himself, he told Zoro the honest blunt truth that he was incompetent for not sensing the huge gap between them right away
Dracule Mihawk has no devil fruit powers. He is just that strong. He is the best swordsman in the world. Has been for quite awhile. He gets challenged all the time. Plus, he has 20 years of training, and experience over Zoro. Of course he is that much stronger. The cutting of the ship, that will make sense eventually. This is the first hint at just how far they have to go. Not just for Zoro, but for Luffy to be King of the Pirates.
Mihawk's Christianity is tied into the "looking like a vampire" part of his design, more than to actual Christianity. The man sails in a coffin xD I don't mind younger protagonists in shonen but it wouldn't fit as well in One Piece. In a lot of Shonen with very young protagonists like Naruto or My Hero Academia, the heroes aren't alone, they have a school or a mentor, a structure for their safety. Luffy is just sailing on his own with his friends in super dangerous seas infested with monsters and superhuman pirates. HxH is an example of shonen with very young protagonists (12 at the beginning iirc) who travel alone, but the world of HxH is on the whole very similar to ours (at least at the start), it's not that dangerous for very strong 12 years old to travel alone, the world of One Piece is much less civilised in comparison.
I like how they just dropped one of the strongest characters in the series so early and that too in the middle of nowhere.
Yeah, don krieg is such a badass.
I really enjoy the introduction of Mihawk, as a way to show that our characters have a steep hill to climb.
"Now you know how big the world is" This moment shook me in the manga. It was a brilliant way to tease the power and scale of the world ahead of the Strawhat crew.
Dracule "Hawk-eye" mihawk
that was the moment that made me say : oh shit i have to watch all of it now
I do prefer the manga line from Mihawk to Zoro, "i'm not the kind of man to hunt rabbits with a cannon." Glad the live action used it.
The live action series follows the manga, rather than the anime.
I think he used it in the anime as well... or at least I saw english subtitles writing something of that sort.
It was equally disrespectful. If Mihawk had a needle he would've use it instead thats basically what he said😂
@@georgitchobanov9299 yes it's a subtitle issue actually, rather than anime issue.
@@vigo2669 The live action definitely doesn't follow either
My favorite part of the fight between Zoro and Mihawk is the fact that at the beginning Mihawk kept referring to Zoro as "weak one" but by the end of the fight he refers to him as "strong one" not in the physical sense but because of his strong spirit
when you see mihawk pull out the tiny knife you think he is being disrespectful to zoro. then you see what he is capable of and think "damn he was just being truthful."
Considering no sword style exist, yeah he was going overboard on zoro here lol.
There is a certain warrior's code that every great warrior follows. Mihawk kills pirates in droves since he hardly ever finds any of these people following their resolve of a warrior. When Zoro said "Scars on a swordsman's back is a sign of their discrace" and offered himself to Mihawk to kill, Mihawk found this resolve in Zoro. That is why he cut him (to avoid disrespecting Zoro's resolve) but not kill him (to see how he will become).
In short, he respected him.
@@adamcarlson2192 Yes but for very specific reasons.
Mihawk design took inspiration from both the Spanish Conquistador & Dracula.
Him having the Conquistador feathered hats & facial features and being Christian (themed in Mihawk case) warrior who wields a blade.
Mihawk obvious Dracula inspiration beings his name being Dracule. His ship being a coffin. Him having candles on his ship (there's more, no spoilers).
Dracula fearing being stabbed in the chest by a cross stake.
Meanwhile Mihawk wears a cross blade on his chest & carried a ridiculously large cross blade on his back.
Oda has used alot of real life people, popular TV/movie/book characters, historical past figures, famous tales for alot of character designs & there themes.
This episode really does do so much for the show by increasing those stakes and showing the true danger and randomness of the grand line. I have to say, there are so many reactions that just do surface level recaps in a way that doesnt add anything to the show. Your reactions are not like that, and it is sometimes difficult to find. Most of the reason I have been following your watch of one piece is because of the analysis you give at the end of each episode, because that's what I enjoy is seeing different perspectives and mutual understanding of something that I already love. I appreciate the effort you put in for that, you sometimes bring up things that I never even noticed before despite watching this show so many times, and that hasn't gone unnoticed.
I have the same reason for watching his reaction videos.
Mihawk is incredibly cool. He's amazing. The mutual respect between him and Zoro and how it developed is just, oh so amazing.
Mihawks crosses lend themselvs to his Spanish Inquisition type. Also, in case it got burried. Black sword. Thats what Mihawk uses
Zoro's goal hasn't changed. It was always to be the best swordsman in the world and surpass Dracule Mihawk. You're right, that's as tough as the Grand Line will look like. The best are on his level, at least.
Zoro changed his life goal from "Being the strongest swordman in the world and make the name through heaven" to "Being the strongest swordman whom sits beside the Pirate King".
a thing I love about OP so much is how significant characters get introduced, done with such style and so memorable. It's not simply man walks in and is like "it is me, important man here to be important". some characters in this wander in and for an episode or two think they might not even be That significant. It's great.
I rarely post on TH-cam, but I really really like your analysis of this show. As a person that grew up in the 70s watching Japanese original animations and movies, I love their style of storytelling. It still amazes me that no matter the medium used the character development is so damn good. I think they could use stick figures and make them deep.
It is hard for me to watch at this pace because I know all of the glorious discoveries that await and how you will fall deeper for this show, HOLD ON! WE ARE!!😊
With Mihawk; I think Oda was thinking of Monty Python but decided against rabbits and holy grenades.
So he thought "No body expects the Spanish Inquistion..." and so Mihawk was designed with the Christian elements and possibly a Spanish flair.
Thats my theory and I am sticking to it.
Have not read the SBS's (Q&A Oda addition that ends all volumes of the manga).
You're completely wrong by the way.
Dracule "Taka no Mi" Mihawk's name is kind of a pun in itself - it's basically Dracule Hawk Eyes Hawkeyes.
It's crazy that they introduce Mihawk so early on in the show, when we're not even in the Grand Line yet. One Piece does that often though, will introduce a concept or a character that won't reallh play a role until much later. And it's so good!
Yea, that moment with Hawkeye, and the promise from Zoro to Luffy--chef's kiss. One of my favorite moments of the series, and one of those rare moments we get to see Zoro in his feels. Really sets him up for his objective, and helps set the scale/threat of the Grand Line.
I feel like sometimes "western" religion and related topics and iconography get understood very strangely in Asia. To the degree that sometimes I wonder if some people even realize crosses are religious at all....
I think his cross between Renaissance/Spanish style swordsman and vampire aesthetic got kinda applied oddly in Mihawk's character design. Like the translation from vampires sleeping in coffins to sailing on a tiny coffin ship is certainly an unusual application of associated themes. and the crosses, at least the sword, is supposed to be a Spanish Renaissance cross but I suppose vampires also do have cross associations.
Me thinking Hawkeye is the secret boss you accidentally stumble upon way to early
I absolutely love seeing you jam out to the opening song in these reactions. Hope that is a tradition you keep up through your journey
One of the most important early episodes, setting up so much that will come in the future!
The Christian iconography in Hawkeye I mean Dracula mihawk design is because of the Dracula part of his name Dracula usually being a gothic style character.
I think you were mistaken: at this point in the story, the author did not know he would have a 1000 episodes to world build?
It is so fun to see you get so hyped over this show.
finally the weekend is over and its time for more one piece!
Mihawk actually being Ron Jeremy is my newest headcanon
Maybe that's the name of Mihawk's small blade.
Zoro is like that DnD player that tries to kill the BBEG in session 1, when the DM is still just trying to set up how big a threat he will be.
Like big respect for it. But mate, come on...
You love "We are" so much. I wonder what youd think of the german rendition of it. Differnt to the US, the german one piece runs were extremely popular back in the day. And partly because they put a lot of effort into every aspect, such as their own opening.
Its similar in some ways, but also a bit different. Wonder if youd like it. Easy to find on youtube at ur own discretion.
4:10 "he doesn't want to fight but he will. " just remember those words. That's Ussop in a nutshell.
your french intro was so perfect XD
Nerdy reacting to my favourite East Blue episode on my birthday!! This is the best present :)
mihawk is so cunty i love him
Mihawk's design is based on the Spanish Inquisition and the soldiers that served it. That's were all the Christian iconography comes from in his design ... and the hat!
You're quickly becoming one of my favorite reactors of this show. It's awesome that you took a liking to it from the beginning.
Excited for this!
"FUCK, Hawk-eye is so cool!"
HE'S SO COOL
I do love We Are! but next opening is genuinely my favorite.
Nah, Hawkeye wasn't the main quest, Hawkeye was the trailer for a different movie the play before the feature film. The trailer that makes you go "OH SHIT WE GOTTA GO SEE THAT" and forget why you came to see this other bullshit.
Some people in OP are just really that good and strong without having a Devil Fruit (for example Kuro is insanely fast for a regular human being), though there are some "abilities" that get unlocked going on. I liked that Zoro didn't scratch Mihawk even a little bit, that's the difference between the East Blue and the Grand Line, it's a whole different level.
The diffrence aint that Big its just beacuse The met a level 100 when they were still at level 5
@@tyyyy5733 i mean, yeah, but in general the big bosses in the grand line are a lot stronger than whoever they met in the east blue. Considering how much the grand line gets hyped up it was a good choice to show how much harder and serious things will get going on.
Mihawk is the mountain zoro has to climb
In the straw heads crew everyone has a goal that they want to achieve while sailing with luffy. Zoro wants to become the greatest swordsman, usopp wants to become a great warrior of the sea and the others haven’t revealed yet what they want to achieve/find.
oh gosh i'm super early! i actually laught out loud with that title 🤣 i'm so excited that you're enjoying your journey through one piece, you're not going to regret it!
20:35 its been 20 years and I'm also saying "Fuck! MIHAWK is so cool!!!" When I see this scene.
Wait they were that young in clone wars?
Never realized that due to how they looked.
Snips will always be my fave character from that. Glad she got her own thing on Disney.
G'Day Nerdy, I have to mention this because its simply too good not to. Your laugh at 1:50 fits into the one piece world so well and I love it!!! there's some real unique ones. these episodes are fantastic, Mihawks introduction is sick, showing us what some real power can look like. Looking forward to Thursday :)
17 is the age at which someone is considered an adult in Japan, which is why Luffy sets out at that age.
Also, Mihawks design is based (in Odas own style) off of Spanish Conquistadors. Thus the Christian iconography.
Not quite tbh but if i will be explaining why it's incorrect I'll spoil things
So glad that you are enjoying this so much!!
Mihawk was smurfing 😂
The Live Action did justice to this fight
I assume Nerdy is in the LA/Hollywood area. A couple of months ago you missed out on the One Piece concert that had musical scores from the series, the series composer, plus the vocal performer of "We Are" and a few other openings. It was a fantastic show!
Love your jam sessions at the beginning of the episodes
We love to see you enjoying, also the French accent is on point!
Nerdy bro! Your reactions are good enough to play at 1x speed!
14:17 My sidequest is still marked on the minimap!
has been waiting for a day 🎉 now you're back
15:53 Nerdy wants Mihawks jacket over Don Kriegs Armor lol
Nice commentary! I'll try to keep up with yet another journey on One Piece, ha ha
If this moment doesn't hook you then the next arc will. Considered by many the best section of the East Blue portion of One PIece. Up to now, there are things that keep you interested but that cements people's commitment to following through with the series. It's worth it, too!
Just like the titles of each episode the intros will also be shock full of spoilers after this first one is done with, so enjoy singing the intro song while you can becausde soon you will only be allowed to see/hear it *after* the arc/arcs they are cover are over!
The Zoro vs Mihawk fight was the first time I really saw the potential of this show. Especially since I wasn't that fond of the Buggy and Usopp arcs until much later on.
Gotta love Mihawk vs Zoro
"Maybe it gets worse" Oh believe me ur in for a ride😭😭... U won't say that ever again
These early parts are a time of innocence and fun, comparatively.. enjoy it while it's here. Also lots of filler is skipped but we like foxy and g8 ones, also fry pan imo
17:41 not a new Goal nerdy. His Goal is just Farther than he thought!!!!
Great episode.
Really looking forward to you seeing the live action version of that killer swordfight scene.
Hopefully you will get Claroos along for that ride, I wonder if the live action series can ultimately bring her all-in One Piece! 😂
The manga had Zoro's backstory flashback during the Morgan arc, the anime moved it forward. It was presumably done so you get Zoro's full story at once, with both the Kuina and Mihawk elements of it getting established within a few episodes of each other, but it does make Zoro initially feel a bit oddly purposeless in a way that wasn't really intended. I don't think it was all that good a desicion.
Nerdy Hawkeye is on the level of strength as krillon I would say from Dragon Ball Z
And this show only goes up from here. if you are liking the beginning this much I can't wait for u to watch the rest😁
Oh bonjour Monsieur, vous parlez bien français. Impressionnant ^^
Was really funny (and didn't expected that at all)
You really have the laugh of one piece villains^^
i would not be against more episodes per week
Man, now you got me curious to know who's Jeremy Renner haha.
There kind of "is" an explanation for mihawk's power other than raw strength, but i wont say more
Mihawk is his first name, if he was a Count, he'd be Count Mihawk Dracule (Dra-Cool not Drac-youll)
Rip to Mihawks OG voice Actor!!!!!!!
Nerdy should have gotten Claroos into OP, she may like it.
Good french Nerdy!
usually, people don't like the setup because it feels slow, but there are many layers and storytelling beats that make it a better quality compared to most anime for world-building purposes. Compared to FMA where you're pacing through 55ish eps to get to the end. OP usually comes down to the viewer's attention span, which is subjective and not an objective reason to not watch it. It does suffer from pacing issues later on, but the story is still there. 3eps is like a 1hr 5mins compared to 1 episode of [insert generic crime show or talent show] (so most people could do 900eps in 300 days theoretically at that 3eps a night pace) so not enough time excuse I hear doesn't track because you can always drop it?? If you don't like it, but it will always be there to provide good storytelling...while most shows drop off or get cancelled... so why not??
Je m'attendais pas à une intro en français lol
The Christian symbol is only used because oda thaught it was cool. It has nothing to do with Christianity😂
And also mihawks boat resembles coffin ⚰️ hence more Christianity symbols. its cool af
Dracul "Hawk-eye" Mihawk
Do you still plan on reacting to the live action one piece on your nerdy nightly channel, I'd love to see both of y'all reactions to it
We are after I get done with the East Blue Saga on here!
@@nerdydaily There's 1 major spoiler in the live action in episode 4 that does not get revealed until the 300s in the anime.
"We Are", Eh? Eeeeeeeh? @@nerdydaily
@@nerdydailyyeah like after episode 50
@@jmanmend4804 It does not really matter per se . Not what's revealed i mean , but the timing picked to do it in the live show . ,It's something in retrospect that could have been revealed at that time too in the anime and manga , it just was not
Episode 24 is one of the best anime episodes of all time imo.
Mihawk could have disrespected Zoro far more. He didn't even need the dagger he could have just dodged all the hits if he wanted, and nah Zoro wouldn't get any hits Mihawk isn't the type of person to allow that. He wouldn't be cocky or full of himself, he told Zoro the honest blunt truth that he was incompetent for not sensing the huge gap between them right away
U will later understood the concept of "HAKI" in which u are calling a magical thing..
Calling one of the strongest characters in One Piece Verse a useless character of Marvel-verse is blasphemy
Dracule Mihawk has no devil fruit powers. He is just that strong. He is the best swordsman in the world. Has been for quite awhile. He gets challenged all the time. Plus, he has 20 years of training, and experience over Zoro. Of course he is that much stronger. The cutting of the ship, that will make sense eventually. This is the first hint at just how far they have to go. Not just for Zoro, but for Luffy to be King of the Pirates.
I have nothing to say, I just want to help you with the algorithm by commenting lol. I appreciate your perspective.
I guffawed when I saw the title, I swear. And at the mid-point break snowplough jokes.
i don´t know, looks like nothing happened to zorro, as far as iam concerned
Good joke 😂 zoro caught one of the worst ass whoopings of all time.
Welcome to the real power that awaits the strawhats in The Grandline and beyond. You have just gotten a small taste
There is no magic in one piece. Devil fruit, who knows where they came from but it's the one of the power system.
I didnt know you spoke german
who the hell is Jeremey runner??? is that the va? also why dont you watch dub? you might recognize the voices!
The joke is that Jeremy Renner plays Hawkeye , the Marvel superhero character
Mihawk's Christianity is tied into the "looking like a vampire" part of his design, more than to actual Christianity. The man sails in a coffin xD
I don't mind younger protagonists in shonen but it wouldn't fit as well in One Piece. In a lot of Shonen with very young protagonists like Naruto or My Hero Academia, the heroes aren't alone, they have a school or a mentor, a structure for their safety. Luffy is just sailing on his own with his friends in super dangerous seas infested with monsters and superhuman pirates.
HxH is an example of shonen with very young protagonists (12 at the beginning iirc) who travel alone, but the world of HxH is on the whole very similar to ours (at least at the start), it's not that dangerous for very strong 12 years old to travel alone, the world of One Piece is much less civilised in comparison.
Spoilers ..
It only gets better.
How dare you give away One Piece's truest secret!!!!
Bonjour je suis trop content tu parles français je suis français haha bravo ton français est parfait
Who's Jeremy 's Renner?
Its just one pice logic not magic Mi Hawk has no devil fruit they will eventually show more of his skills.
more one piece videos
and you wanna know the scary part?
there are guys as strong, if not stronger than mihawk in the grandline.